TrailBlazer SS
#11
02-20-2006, 09:30 PM
RE: TrailBlazer SS
do this get the AWD version then through a little spray on it in the summer make it a sneaky system that is removable easily run a 100shot through its and you will run 12's all day (i think)
#12
02-22-2006, 10:26 PM
RE: TrailBlazer SS
ORIGINAL: swartlkk
SWEET!!! Definitely got to get some pictures up of it when you bring it home! What color are you getting?
Also, be aware that GM will void certain warranty claims if a K&N or other aftermarket oiled airfilter is installed on the vehicle. My advice would be that if you put on an aftermarket intake & filter, ALWAYS take it off before going back to the dealership for ANYTHING. They'll tag your account if they see an oiled airfilter on it even once. Good thing for me is that it wasn't tagged to the VIN so other dealerships could see it.
SWEET!!! Definitely got to get some pictures up of it when you bring it home! What color are you getting?
Also, be aware that GM will void certain warranty claims if a K&N or other aftermarket oiled airfilter is installed on the vehicle. My advice would be that if you put on an aftermarket intake & filter, ALWAYS take it off before going back to the dealership for ANYTHING. They'll tag your account if they see an oiled airfilter on it even once. Good thing for me is that it wasn't tagged to the VIN so other dealerships could see it.
#13
02-22-2006, 10:31 PM
RE: TrailBlazer SS
I have never seen a good filtration test of an AEM filter. The K&N flows so well because it has a loose weave but makes up for it with the oil to collect the dust/debris. You can make a dry filter flow better by opening up the weave, but at the expense of its effective filtration level. Its always a trade off.
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